The FBI has come under scrutiny as of late for its possible involvement in the January 6 riot that has caused nearly every Democrat to lose what few marbles they may have had left. Theories have formed surrounding the incident, preposing that the FBI may have played a pivotal role in inciting the events that unfolded.

FBI Executive Assistant Director Jill Sanborn came before the Senate Judiciary Committee on January 11, 2022, and was grilled by Senator Ted Cruz regarding this theory, asking her if the bureau participated in the riot and, if so, in what capacity. The Daily Wire has a brief transcript of the conversation, and Sanborn was less than forthcoming.

But while the FBI covers for itself, the focus continues to be put on one man, Ray Epps, who was caught in several videos inciting people to riot and break into the capitol. And instead of having the FBI answer any real questions regarding Epps, Representative Kinzinger has taken it upon himself to dispel any “conspiracies” you may have heard.

Between Kinzinger’s back and forth, his jumping through mental hoops, you might find that he does nothing but cause more questions to come to mind.

Epps was caught on video inciting violence. Is that not enough for the government to lock him up? They’ve locked up others for less.

He says the FBI wouldn’t be dumb enough to put their own man on a wanted list, but they were dumb enough to get caught screwing prostitutes and organizing a kidnapping plot. Forgive me if I don’t believe the FBI is full of intellectual giants.

There’s more, but suffice it to say, Kinzinger looks to be grasping at whatever bullsh*t he can to provide cover—which is why he keep hedging his statements, “Let’s say Ray was an agent (HE IS NOT)”.

I’m pretty sure his buddy Ray played a special role in what happened. The way they’ve handled him serves to prove at least that much.

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